Lutsky brewery was founded in 1888 Cech-colonist V. Zeman, whose family emigrated from the Czech Republic in the Volyn province. Existed until 1906, the wooden building of the plant was destroyed by fire. Two years later the brewery was restored once again, but made of stone. In 1913, the brewery went out for maximum performance, releasing five beer varieties: "Table", "Sakura", "Pomegranate", "Side-bir" and "Pilsensee", which no one has received the Grand Prix in Paris and was celebrated gold medals at international tasting competitions. Production brewer V. Zeman was widely known in many European countries.

In 1938, the brewery passed into the hands of Jozef Malin, son-in-law Zeman, and in 1939, after the annexation of Volyn province to the USSR, Lutsk brewery was nationalized. In the post-war period the enterprise was a part of Volyn production Association beer and soft drink industries of the state agricultural Committee of the USSR. In the 90 years the brewery was privatized.

The year 2003 marked a new stage in the development of the plant, when the joint Ukrainian-German company "Bayer" was made a huge investment project, which was carried out a complete modernization of the enterprise. Today the plant employs the latest equipment, which corresponds to German quality standards. Installation of new filtration equipment provides the duration of storage of bottled Beers, up to 30 days. Since 2004 Lutsk brewery produces beer under the brand name "Zeman".

Today the brand "Zeman" for its consumer offers six varieties of beer, produced on the basis of old recipes: "Zhigulevskoe", "Traditional", "Premium", "Unfiltered", "Dark" and "Doppelbock", which are affordable and designed for the mass market.